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Thanks.
The tension subsided a little. I got weirdly emotional, sorry.
Your stories and teachings are enlightening, now I understand why some code would have more comments than actual code.
Makes sense if I consider that the language grammar itself appears as mostly useless commentary for C people.
I'll refactor stuff and you'll tell if that complies with your standard.